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The FDA has approved a new drug that could extend survival for late-stage pancreatic cancer patients, offering potential hope for a disease with historically poor outcomes.

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FDA Approves Pancreatic Cancer Drug That May Extend Patient Survival

CBS News · 26 ago 2026

The FDA has approved a new drug that could extend survival for late-stage pancreatic cancer patients, offering potential hope for a disease with historically p…

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Finerenone Expands Hope for Non-Diabetic Kidney Disease Patients

The Hindu · 8 jul 2026

Three major studies demonstrate finerenone, a kidney-protective drug, effectively slows chronic kidney disease progression across diverse patient populations b…

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Scientists identify toxic senescent cells in Alzheimer's brains as treatment target

News-Medical.net · 11 dic 2021

Researchers identified rare senescent cells in Alzheimer's brains that could be targeted for treatment. A Phase 2 clinical trial using a repurposed cancer drug…

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FDA Approves First CRISPR Gene-Correction Trial for Sickle Cell Disease

News-Medical.net · 31 mar 2021

UC researchers receive FDA approval to begin first-in-human clinical trial using CRISPR to directly correct the sickle cell mutation in patients' own blood ste…

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Two Cancer Drugs Show Promise Reversing Alzheimer's Damage in Mice

ScienceAlert · 8 jun 2026

US researchers identified two FDA-approved cancer drugs—letrozole and irinotecan—that reversed Alzheimer's brain damage in mouse models by reducing tau protein…

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Amivantamab-lazertinib combo outperforms standard care in high-risk EGFR lung cancer

News-Medical.net · 4 jun 2024

A combination of amivantamab antibody and lazertinib significantly outperforms standard treatment in advanced non-small cell lung cancer patients with EGFR mut…

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Cancer Drug Shows Early Promise Against Alzheimer's in Mouse Study

ScienceAlert · 2 dic 2021

Researchers found that blocking a mutation in brain immune cells called microglia reversed inflammatory damage in mouse models of Alzheimer's disease using an…

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Researchers uncover how bacteria survive antibiotics through tolerance, not just resistance

News-Medical · 23 jul 2026

St. Jude researchers discovered that S. pneumoniae bacteria use RNA regulation changes to enter a tolerance state, surviving antibiotics through a bet-hedging…

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First treatment trial launches for Bundibugyo Ebola strain in DRC

Google News · 7 jul 2026

A clinical trial has begun in the Democratic Republic of Congo to test the first potential treatments for Bundibugyo Ebola virus, offering hope to residents fa…

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FDA-Approved Pancreatic Cancer Drug Offers New Hope Beyond Chemotherapy

Google News · 25 sept 2026

FDA has approved a new pill for pancreatic cancer treatment, marking a shift from traditional chemotherapy to targeted therapy. A Brandon patient praises the d…

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At-home flu vaccine now available in 34 states, removing barriers to vaccination

The Mercury News · 15 ago 2025

AstraZeneca's FluMist nasal spray vaccine is now available for home self-administration in 34 US states, marking the first FDA-approved at-home flu vaccine opt…

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DRC Enrolls First Patient in Ebola Treatment Trial Amid Outbreak

98.4 Capital FM Kenya · 3 jul 2026

WHO announces enrollment of first patient in clinical trial for Bundibugyo Ebola treatments in DRC, where 1,400+ cases and 438 deaths have been confirmed since…

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Australian-led trial shows personalised mRNA melanoma vaccine cut recurrence risk by 42 per cent

Nine.com.au · 23 oct 2026

An Australian-led trial found a tailor-made mRNA vaccine, intismeran, added to standard Keytruda therapy cut melanoma recurrence risk by 42 percent at two year…

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Cruise hantavirus outbreak reaches 11 cases as French patient requires artificial lung

CNBC TV18 · 13 may 2026

A French passenger on the MV Hondius is critically ill on artificial lung support as a hantavirus outbreak aboard the cruise ship reaches 11 confirmed and susp…

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China Approves Libevitug, First Antibody Treatment for Hepatitis D, a Severe Viral Liver Disease With Few Options

The Manila Times · 27 ene 2026

China's NMPA granted conditional approval to Huahui Health's Libevitug, a monoclonal antibody for chronic hepatitis D, the first approved HDV treatment in Chin…

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Hope amid tragedy: Ebola survivors offer lifeline in DRC outbreak

BBC News · 15 jun 2026

In the Democratic Republic of Congo's Ebola outbreak that has killed over 170, successful patient recoveries are building community trust in treatment centers…

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Ozempic and GLP-1 drugs: how the weight-loss revolution works and what to know

O GLOBO · 1 jun 2024

Ozempic and similar GLP-1 receptor agonists are transforming diabetes and weight loss treatment, with clinical trials showing significant results but raising q…

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Foods and Cholesterol: Separating Dietary Facts from Anti-Pharma Rhetoric

Natural News · 7 mar 2026

Article promotes dietary approaches to cholesterol management, claiming foods like olive oil, avocados, and oats can replace statin medications and criticizing…

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Kerala oncologist outlines breast cancer warning signs and self-exam steps

Malayala Manorama · 11 feb 2026

Kerala oncologist outlines breast cancer warning signs, risk factors, and self-examination steps, emphasizing that early detection significantly improves treat…

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Hantavirus Genome Stable as US Cruise Patient Cleared of Infection

NDTV Profit · 14 may 2026

European health officials confirm hantavirus from a deadly cruise ship outbreak shows no mutations and matches past South American strains. A US doctor initial…

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Next-gen KRAS inhibitor elisrasib shows stronger response rates than first-generation drugs in lung cancer

Medical Xpress · 25 abr 2026

Elisrasib, a next-generation KRAS G12C inhibitor, demonstrated higher response rates and longer-lasting tumor responses than first-generation drugs in patients…

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H5N1 Detected in New Zealand as Global Health Threats Span Bird Flu to Food Contamination

Devdiscourse · 18 jul 2026

New Zealand confirms first H5N1 bird flu case while Novo Nordisk launches affordable diabetes treatment in South Africa; U.S. faces cyclosporiasis outbreak lin…

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Eli Lilly Seeks FDA Approval for Tirzepatide as Weight Loss Drug

ScienceAlert · 1 may 2023

Eli Lilly announced plans to seek FDA approval for tirzepatide as a weight loss treatment after clinical trials showed participants lost up to 15.7% of body we…

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Mix-and-match COVID boosters offer immune system flexibility, expert explains

The Conversation · 21 oct 2021

Federal regulators authorized flexible booster shot strategies allowing Americans to receive different COVID-19 vaccine brands than their original shots, with…

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BioNTech, OncoC4 Report 54% Death Risk Reduction for Lung Cancer Drug Gotistobart

The Manila Times · 6 dic 2025

BioNTech and OncoC4's gotistobart demonstrated a 54% reduction in death risk versus chemotherapy in squamous non-small cell lung cancer patients, with median s…

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Congo's Rare Ebola Strain Spreads Undetected as Scientists Race to Develop Vaccine

Hindustan Times · 22 may 2026

WHO upgraded Congo's Ebola outbreak to 'very high' risk as the rare Bundibugyo strain spreads undetected with no approved vaccine or treatment available, affec…

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Eli Lilly's Oral GLP-1 Pill Shows Promise for Diabetes and Weight Loss

TODAY · 23 jun 2025

Eli Lilly's oral GLP-1 drug orforglipron helped people with Type 2 diabetes lose 23 pounds in trials, offering a needle-free alternative to injectable medicati…

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Race Against Time: Three Vaccine Candidates Target Rare Ebola Strain in East Africa

Moneycontrol · 5 jun 2026

East Africa's Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak lacks approved vaccines or treatments, prompting urgent development of three vaccine candidates and experimental drugs…

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FDA Approves Wearable Cancer Drug as Global Health Faces Flu, Swine Fever Outbreaks

Devdiscourse · 10 jul 2026

FDA approves wearable cancer drug delivery while Novo Nordisk launches weekly insulin in India, but bird flu and swine fever outbreaks pose concurrent health t…

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MSF Worker Evacuated With Ebola as Congo Outbreak Spirals Beyond Control

The Straits Times · 2 oct 2026

A Doctors Without Borders worker contracted Ebola in Congo's largest outbreak and is being evacuated to the Netherlands for treatment, highlighting risks faced…

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Climate, ecology and urbanization create perfect storm for zoonotic disease spread

news.cgtn.com · 17 may 2026

Rising temperatures, ecological disruption, and rapid urbanization are creating conditions for animal-borne viruses like hantavirus to spread to humans more fr…

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Hadassah performs world's first alpha radiation treatment for recurrent brain cancer

jpost.com · 19 ago 2026

Jerusalem's Hadassah Medical Center successfully performed the first-ever clinical treatment using Alpha DaRT technology for recurrent glioblastoma, injecting…

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Blood test could predict Covid-19 mortality risk, study finds

BreakingNews.ie · 23 sept 2020

Researchers identified a red cell distribution width (RDW) blood test that correlates with COVID-19 mortality risk, potentially enabling early identification o…

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Dalhousie researchers identify new Ebola variant, propose repurposed drug treatment

Education News Canada · 11 ago 2026

Dalhousie University researchers helped identify a novel Bundibugyo ebolavirus variant in Uganda and DRC outbreaks, and identified a potential treatment using…

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mRNA vaccines safe, effective; cancer treatment potential next frontier

CBC · 1 jul 2026

A Lancet review confirms mRNA vaccines are safe and effective against COVID-19, with 87% effectiveness against infection and 94% against mortality. The technol…

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French hantavirus patient on artificial lung as cruise outbreak reaches 11 cases

SooToday · 13 may 2026

A French woman infected in a deadly hantavirus outbreak aboard a cruise ship is critically ill on life support, as confirmed cases reach 11. The outbreak, beli…

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Clopidogrel Outperforms Aspirin as Health Sector Faces Policy Shifts

Devdiscourse · 4 sept 2025

Recent clinical trials show clopidogrel outperforms aspirin for heart disease prevention, while major pharmaceutical deals and CDC vaccine panel changes reshap…

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American Doctor Faces Ebola Crisis at Congo Hospital

Google News · 20 may 2026

A U.S. physician working in the Democratic Republic of Congo faces an Ebola outbreak at his hospital, as the WHO warns the epidemic could persist for months wi…

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FDA approves Wegovy for heart disease prevention, expanding blockbuster weight-loss drug

infobae · 9 mar 2024

The FDA approved Wegovy for reducing cardiovascular disease risk in overweight adults, expanding its use beyond obesity treatment. A 5-year study of 17,600 pat…

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French hantavirus patient in critical condition on artificial lung as cruise outbreak spreads

CBC.ca · 12 may 2026

A French woman infected in a cruise ship hantavirus outbreak is critically ill on life support with severe lung and heart complications. The outbreak has reach…

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AI-aided diagnosis reveals vitamin B6 link in Parkinson's drug side effects

BBC · 1 oct 2026

An NHS anaesthetist used AI to identify a vitamin B6 deficiency caused by Parkinson's medication, potentially saving his mother's life from severe seizures. Th…

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Dr. Reddy's Wins Semaglutide Approval as Novo Nordisk Patent Challenge Opens Market

NDTV Profit · 3 dic 2025

Dr. Reddy's Laboratories secured regulatory approval to manufacture Semaglutide, the active ingredient in weight loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy, following Novo…

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NHS prescription drug costs hit £17.2bn record, driven by cancer and respiratory medicines

News-Medical.net · 5 jun 2023

NHS spending on prescription medicines reached £17.2 billion in 2021-2022, with hospital medicines surging 35% since 2018. Researchers argue many new drugs are…

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Uganda declares victory over Ebola as last patient discharged

BBC News · 16 jul 2026

Uganda has discharged its last Ebola patient, achieving zero active cases after 20 confirmed infections. Meanwhile, the WHO warns the outbreak in DR Congo is s…

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FDA Approves Gilead's Hepcludex, First Approved Treatment for Chronic Hepatitis Delta Virus Infection

Markets Insider · 22 may 2026

The FDA approved Gilead's Hepcludex (bulevirtide), the first FDA-approved treatment for chronic hepatitis delta virus infection, for adults with or without com…

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French hantavirus patient critically ill on artificial lung as cruise outbreak reaches 11 cases

Chicago Tribune · 13 may 2026

A French woman infected in a deadly hantavirus outbreak aboard a cruise ship is critically ill and on life support. The outbreak has reached 11 reported cases…

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Moderna's XBB-targeted vaccine shows cost, clinical edge over Pfizer rival in German modeling study

News-Medical.net · 13 oct 2023

A preprint study models Moderna's mRNA-1273.815 vaccine as more cost-effective and clinically beneficial than no vaccination and Pfizer's XBB.1.5 vaccine in Ge…

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Patient's persistence leads to rare kidney disease diagnosis and breakthrough treatment

CBS News · 27 jun 2026

Michelle Williams fought for years to get diagnosed with IC-MPGN, a rare kidney disease affecting 1-4 people per million. A new FDA-approved medication called…

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Context matters: Why vaccinated people dominate COVID hospital numbers

The Canberra Times · 15 mar 2022

Expert analysis shows vaccinated people appear overrepresented in hospitals due to high vaccination rates, but unvaccinated individuals face 15x higher ICU ris…

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Alzheimer's Drug Approvals Split Regulators on Benefits vs. Safety Trade-offs

News-Medical · 1 jun 2026

Global regulators diverge on approving new amyloid-targeting Alzheimer's drugs, with the FDA and UK approving treatments like donanemab while European regulato…

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